Movies Gallery This Is What the First Lollapalooza Looked Like Flashback to the inaugural 1991 event By Madeline Boardman Published on July 25, 2016 12:37PM EDT Trending Videos Close this video player 01 of 16 The First Lollapalooza im Mosenfelder/ImageDirect Twenty-five years ago, in July 1991, the first Lollapalooza festival took place. Originally conceived as a tour with multiple stops throughout July and August, the inaugural Lolla traced the country, led by Jane's Addiction and featuring appearances by Nine Inch Nails (pictured above), Violent Femmes, and Living Colour, among others. Ahead of the 2016 event this weekend, see photos from the first show, ahead. 02 of 16 Nine Inch Nails Performing in Waterloo, New Jersey Ebet Roberts/Redferns 03 of 16 Red Hot Chili Peppers Performing in Waterloo, New Jersey Steve Eichner/Getty Images 04 of 16 Red Hot Chili Peppers Performing in Waterloo, New Jersey Steve Eichner/Getty Images 05 of 16 Red Hot Chili Peppers Performing in Waterloo, New Jersey Steve Eichner/Getty Images 06 of 16 Anthony Kiedis of Red Hot Chili Peppers Kisses a Fan at a Performance in Waterloo, New Jersey Steve Eichner/Getty Images 07 of 16 Corey Glover of Living Colour Crowd Surfs Ebet Roberts/Redferns 08 of 16 Living Colour Performing in in Mountain View, California Tim Mosenfelder/Getty Images 09 of 16 Butthole Surfers Performing in Waterloo Village, New Jersey Steve Eichner/WireImage 10 of 16 Butthole Surfers Performing in Waterloo Village, New Jersey Steve Eichner/Getty Images 11 of 16 Ice-T and Henry Rollins Performing in Waterloo Village, New Jersey Ebet Roberts/Redferns 12 of 16 Ice-T and Body Count Performing in Waterloo Village, New Jersey Ebet Roberts/Redferns 13 of 16 Ice-T and Body Count Performing in Waterloo Village, New Jersey Ebet Roberts/Redferns 14 of 16 Jane's Addiction Performing in Waterloo Village, New Jersey Ebet Roberts/Redferns 15 of 16 Fans Crowd Surfing in Waterloo Village, New Jersey Ebet Roberts/Redferns 16 of 16 Mosh Pit in Waterloo Village, New Jersey Steve Eichner/WireImage